[ Thanks to Dax
Kelson for this link. ]
“Over the past eight years or so, I’ve been excited each time a
new version of Red Hat Linux gets released. During the past few
years, people have even been writing reviews of each release. As a
general rule, I’ve been dissatisfied by the superficialities,
inaccuracies, and irrelevancies in the reviews often times
performed by someone who does not have intimate knowledge of Red
Hat Linux. A systems administrator needs an in-depth review that
covers–relative to the previous release:
- Architectural & behavioral changes
- Installer changes
- Changes to included software packages
“Normally, with each new release of Red Hat Linux, someone here
at Guru Labs combs through it looking for the above changes to
update the Guru Labs Linux courses. This time it was my turn, and I
decided to simultaneously write a technical review for the system
administrators out there. I hope that the results are
satisfactory…”
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